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Europe
Adriacus, pseud. 943-6 A24
From Trieste to Valona; the Adriatic problem and Italy's aspirations.
1919. Alfieri.
Attempts to prove Italy's right to Julian-Venetia, Trieste, Istria, Pola, Dalmatia,
Fiume, and Spalato, and also to show that these claims are for the best interests of the
peoples concerned. Illustrated with photographs.
947 B61
Bolshevik aims and ideals, and Russia's revolt against bolshevism;
reprinted from the Round table. 1919. Macmillan.
The first article describes the principles of bolshevism with a view to showing how
it differs from other forms of socialism. The second is a sketch of the various Russian
factions acting against the Bolsheviki.
Griffith, William John. r 942.9 G89
Short analysis of Welsh history. 1911. Dent. (Temple primers.)
"Meant for students and teachers—a summary for the one, and a syllabus for the
others. . .The continuity of the story, rather than the number of isolated facts, has been
the chief obj'ect." Preface.
Hard, William. g47 H25
Raymond Robins' own story. 1920. Harper.
Robins was for 18 months the unofficial representative of the American ambassador
to Russia and had exceptional opportunities to observe conditions under Kerensky,
Lenine, and Trotzky. He believes that intercourse is tlie only way open to America in
dealing with Russia.
Keeling, H. V. 947 Kis
Bolshevism; Mr Reeling's five years in Russia. 1919. Hodder.
Records "the first-hand experiences of an English trade-unionist and 'internationalist'...An
unqualified condemnation of Bolshevism." Outlook (London), 1919.
Taylor, Hannis. 937 T253
Cicero, a sketch of his life and works; a commentary on the Roman
constitution and Roman public life, supplemented by the sayings of
Cicero arranged for the first time as an anthology. Ed.2. 1918. Mc­
Clurg.
"Bibliography," pref. p.37-44.
Other Countries
Bentwich, Norman de Mattos. g 33 B445
Hellenism. 1919. Jewish Publication Soc. of America. (Movements
in Judaism.)
"Bibliography," p.377-379.
Describes the interaction of Judaism and Hellenistic culture, or the culture which
emanated from the Greek world during the three centuries immediately preceding the
Christian era.
De Bekker, Leander Jan. 972 D35
The plot against Mexico, with an introduction by J. F. Moors.
1919. Knopf.
A defense of the non-intervention policy in dealing with our Mexican problem.